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Newspaper
Winthrop Sun And Visitor
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1907
Page
2
The article urges simple dignified plate racks with minimal color and avoiding garish gift plates. It warns against expensive loud pieces, favors plain designs, and notes collectors can focus on a country or style such as Chinese medallions or English old makes to create a cohesive display.
Notices list sale locations for this paper at Baxter's Star Boston Revere Beach Boston Seoo Holmes News Agency Winthrop Beach Douglass News Agency Winthrop Centre Brown's Pharmacy W B Thayer Ocean Spray Elizabeth Rippay Varle Centre Station Block office Winthop Winthrop Highlands Lynn Depot Winthrop Centre Pharmacy and a TV store opposite publication Lewis.
Henry E. Dixey tops Keith's lineup in Boston for one week only with his Garrick role and the comedy Stop Look and Listen by Matthew White Jr. Miss May Tully stars, backed by Herbert Cyril in his Boston debut. The vaudeville program offers Rose Wentworth's equestrian act and LaVeen and Cross in strongman feats.
The Hurdy Gurdy Girl opens its third week at Tremont Theatre in a strong summer lineup. Richard Carle’s production shows capacity to amuse with capital music and a well balanced cast including Kroger Yea mans Cottrelli Bolen Botti Rowland Sisters Stone Langlois Conrad Sullivan. The Spring Chicken chorus from prior show aids the production and the hit song The Apple of My Eye lingers with audiences.
Two entries record filings at the Library of Congress on May 24 and May 31, 1907. White-Smith Music Publishing Co. of Boston deposited Cottage Hearth Gems for the Pianoforte 5 Merry Sleighride Galop A. W. Holt with 14 year renewal from July 22, 1907. Arthur P. Schmidt of Boston deposited Hymn Music for quartette and chorus with 14 year renewal from May 31, 1907.
The procedure describes soaking curtains in fresh water, washing in warm soapy water, boiling, bluing to counteract yellowing, air drying in sun, and starching with Mw or boiled starch depending on drying method. If ironing, roll in cloth or pin method, ensure pattern and shape, and keep the work square on a long board. Finish with ironing of frills if present.
A guide to creating a personal, neat bedroom for a girl with space to move, avoid clutter, and place cherished items. Emphasizes simple furnishings, comfortable chairs, and a pretty yet practical nest that aids in forming a well-rounded young woman.
Night treatment uses a formula with powdered sulfur starch zinc oxide ointment and rose oil to improve a red nose linked to digestion. Hot water each morning aids digestion. Loose clothing avoids debt lacing. A moth patch eraser mixes bismuth oxide starch kaolin glycerin and rosewater for nightly application.
In a busy living room the best couch cushion coverings are art tickings cretonnes and chintzes. These fabrics launder well and resist wear, offering stripes floral designs and Persian patterns in cottons and linens for a cozy inviting space.
A frugal guide to creating prettier window curtains at lower cost. Two pairs of bobbinet curtains for a bedroom or dining room window are hemmed on both sides with a three quarter inch margin. The luster thread is woven in and out to imitate a wider hem.
Instructions describe placing two newspaper sheets on bed springs before the mattress to prevent black marks and rust in rainy weather.
The dainty aprons appealing to women can be both necessary and attractive additions to dress. Work aprons should be generous in size while fancy ones use lace embroidery and ribbons. Examples include pale blue lawn with white embroidery, graduated ruffle, feather stitching, and valenciennes lace.
A quick do it yourself guide describes making a water purifier using a flowerpot, sponge, stones, and freshly burned charcoal mixed with clean sand. Layered construction traps impurities, with a final stone and flannel cover. Charcoal should be renewed about twice a month.
A guide explains adding a muslin yoke across the inside of the back for stability and longer wear. It advises tucking before cutting out the waist for matching front panels and notes caution about wearing a thimble constantly. It mentions finger shape changes from pressure and moisture on the skin.
Instructions for ensuring a child’s skirt ends evenly by kneeling on a table and marking with chalk. A second method suggests basting waistband and hanging to compare lengths, then marking and adjusting the new skirt accordingly.
Beat two eggs until light add vanilla and sugar reserve a little sugar. Stir in cream of tartar soda and salt. Mix in flour to form stiff dough. Roll thin dust with sugar cut into finger width strips bake quickly until light brown without touching.
Dice cucumbers and mix with the dressing. Peel tomatoes cut out the tops and scoop seeds. Fill tomatoes if preferred. Put lettuce on plates and add more breading over all. Do not soak cucumbers in salt water as they become soft.
A British inventor has patented in the United States a simple elastic sleeve holder that forms a lasso with rings and a cord. The device slips over the sleeve end, hooks to the thumb and little finger, then the arm is inserted and the cord pulls the sleeve out, reducing bunching at the shoulder.
The guide explains broiling chops and steaks to retain flavor. Use a bright fire, keep the broiler near the coals, and turn the meat frequently. For a steak about an inch thick, ten minutes yields a nicely done result, twelve for well done.
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